wyke (Meaning)
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wyke (n.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of wyke
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wyke Sentence Examples
- The peaceful wyke provided a sanctuary for the weary sailors.
- The jagged coastline was dotted with secluded wykes, offering refuge from the storm.
- The wyke's crystal-clear waters allowed the sunlight to penetrate its depths.
- The fishing boats bobbed gently in the tranquil wyke, their nets cast wide.
- The ancient ruins perched precariously on the edge of a wyke, overlooking the vast ocean below.
- The winding path led through a picturesque wyke, past lush meadows and towering trees.
- The wyke was a natural harbor, sheltered from the battering waves of the open sea.
- The seagulls soared overhead, their cries echoing through the wyke.
- The fishermen set up their traps in the wyke, hoping for a bountiful catch.
- The wyke's serene atmosphere created a sense of tranquility, inviting escape from the bustling city life.
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The peaceful wyke provided a sanctuary for the weary sailors.
The jagged coastline was dotted with secluded wykes, offering refuge from the storm.
The wyke's crystal-clear waters allowed the sunlight to penetrate its depths.
The fishing boats bobbed gently in the tranquil wyke, their nets cast wide.
